Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1915, Page 5

THE BREAKS RECORD FOR ‘THIRTEEN IN THE HANDICAP| Man With Skeleton Andrew Miller's Orack Four-vear| KOYS Shot by Cedar | HAMMER THROW O Siiha Raisss; Qo Bluffs City Marshal| Top Weight SATURDAY, MAY BEE: OMAILY, Berg Suits Me AND NOW WE SWEEP THE BOARDS WITH THE BIG- GEST CLOTHING EVENT OF THE SEASON- Bailey of Maine Sets New Intercol- CEDAR BLUFFS, Neb, May 38.-(Spe legiate Mark in Franklin WILL BE VERY RICH STAKE‘H.: Telegram.)—The local policeman | | i ield. Tr Sl picked up & man at the Northwestern | 4 g Field outs. | depot here about 9:15 Iast night and after | A LOVISVILLE, Ky, May %-—With An- & A e g v b HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE FEET g but he drew & revolver and objected. The | [SOIHE Dot COMEIRE: Sy . WeRAt, ;murflml then drew his revolver and shot, | : o 177 pounds, thirteen all-nged horses prob- y ¥ ) ) » the bullet plering just front of the b | PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 3.—In the | aily will start in the third annual Tun-|ear and catme out the hack of the neck ) ; . climination trinls on Franklin field this ying of the Kentucky handicap, distance| “‘Tne prisoner fell to the floor And tho vu‘l:yfl:: \|';.1::0.,,?.,:tm|'»,: .:.’::,:,.,1,.,,,,, one mile and a quarter, at Douglas yaTK | piarahal then searched him and found RICES rocord by making & throw of 165 feet. | "anromorTon [two thirty-elzht-caliher revoivers. a bot- THAT SOLD AT $20 TO $35—SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES—AT THREE SPECIAL P H The record is 164 feet 10 inches, held by J. | Although comparatively a new cvent, tle of explosives, a skeleton key, a key | R. Dewitt of Princeton g : the handicap is said to be the richest extractor, and what appears to be | | The following men qualified for the stake In America this year for older stick of dynamite. He also had a receipt | - ! g i s, e | horses. Ten thousand dollars has been | from the Youns Men's Christian assocti- p J Whitney, Dastarosth. & teot % inches; | 8006d 10 the purse, describing the ap-|tion in Fremont for and a lotter of | foCutoheon, Correll; Spears, Dartmouth: | Proximate value of the race $15,00 The recommendation from the, pastor of the | — ame— aam— ‘ l\‘l‘l."vu ;oluxw-'in Richards, :‘nrll\f'"; fifty-seven entries originally made were K First Baptist church of Fremont to the | _— Fpwrem Np— l“'un“nln-nmhlxh ";n;‘l:h. ""p‘m}‘.fl:m'." «x | Marrowed today to these horses and pDastor of the First Baptist church of | g ualified at & feet 11 Inches: Connolly, | Welghts Grand Tsland | 3 . S Memo ay but two days away, we offer { Johne orkina: | Jonnstone. MAMVARd! | My Payne Whitney's Borrow, now| He claima to be a surtace miner and Right at the height of the season, with June just around the corner and Memorial d 1t two days a i Laren, Corniell: Richards, Cornell. — | tunning under the colors of L. & Thomp-| hit home is Trinidad, Colo.; that his you clothing values without an equal this season. { 100-yard dash: Following men quali- | son, 1% pounds; Emil Hers' Short :rass, | mother is dead and his father Hving in A b A i : < f Temchner, _Harvapd Lockwood Perw. 124: B L. Baker & Co.s John Gun DUEVER = S et SoM0. [1HetA e These Suits are fresh from *‘The House of Kuppenheimer'’—a house which doesn’t know how sylvania; Foley, Harvard; O'Brien, Mic.- #nd Emerson Cochran, 102; J. W. Schorr's| And seems well posted along this line. | ¥ % othi TN Mot vt Ao se selections in which we are short o 3 {ran: Ingersoll, Cornell; Nelson, HArvar:: Davia Cralg, 115, and Ed Cramp, 103: W, | He walked into town some time veater- to produce anything short of the Best. They represent those selections in which are short of d Smith, Michigan: Treadway. Vale: Put- = y v . s terson, Pennaylvania: Bartsch, Cornell; J: Weber's Hodge, 109; A. P. Humphrey's | 4y and begged a meal here about 5:3 Cornell, Yule; Kauffman, Pennsylvania. = Bronzewing, 105, Jefferson Livingston's| P. m. He ia about 20 years of age and y Beat tinie 10 seconds, made by Teschner o on's Prince | falrly well dressed. and Foley. ' Lippincott, Penneylvania, | 1078 Il 104; Lew Marion's Prince Broke dewn in gprinting and ‘was, carried Hermis, 103; J. T. Looney's Leoray. 99, off the track. He is probably out of the | tnd F. D, Welr's Ringling, meet. Running_ broad jump: Following six | Added starters may be W e, ot e g e | a0 e e v % sl Nowth Platte Cadets size ranges and which, in compliance with our policy of eleaning out everything but full assort- ments, MUST BE SACRIFICED NOW at END.SEASON PRICES. All patterns—Glen Urquharts, Tartans, Banj Stripes, Piping Blues, Battleship Grays and nov- elty mixtures—Models for men of all builds and tastes, sizes 33 to 46, . ST oni [Ramd W ey Qe e, 70 el py in Rai As An Additional Feature Maine; Frederick, = Dartmouth: Oler. | siar Jasmime. 100 1. = mommenn| P1tCH Tents in Rain t D bed p | 3 2 ¥ . 18 Nordungton was best with o 180 | 1), monioon, 1M; M. B. Grubers Little| ¥ R : 2 8 Hammer throw: Following six quall-| String, % | corHmwBURG, Mo, May $~(8ps for this great ‘‘Kuppenheimer Sale’’ we have been able through right fled for semi-finals: Balley, Maine, dis-| 3 : ok -~ B> o T~ AVt e P gt St s ) 1 1 slothing [ ] tance, 166 foet & inch: McCutoheon, Cor- Mrs. Hyde Wine TH) | cial.)—The. Notth Platte Hish sshool planning, right conditions and right co-operation from other clothing nell; Murphy, Pennsyivania; Loughridge, | Hh- L4 I i | cadets are camping on the north shores A o RO ;i ST o P T BB L g R g ol 'a.svt.fif.{.'.".\{‘r‘."}.'.'.'.:...;\: Lavie e Pioping | Of Lake Helen. They pitched their tents | “Pole vault: Foliowing six qualified for “m:« L. I, 4 up and 3 to play, in the |In the rain this morning and are metting | finala: Crutiss, Syracuse; Carter, Yale; “'::'"fl';unl“lml‘f:; :.";‘.,,“"","E,' n\fll,:ol’li;fl!» a renl taste of camp life - i o jonships at Slee ollow | 18" teut: *Witaon, Michigan, and Raker, | SOURGEY club today, Mre: Lillian B, fiyde | | A . ) *|of Westshore, L." 1, won the title for v } Princeton, st 11 feet il inches. the fourth th ' North Platte Pool [( i-yard hur'uleg._ Following nine quali- | "¢ .. NORTH PLATTE, .. May 28.—(Spe- | Ton: Brady, Cotmnin Shoadah, Yate:|Many Dinorders Come -from Liver|Cial Telegram.) — Burglara early thi Smith, Harvard; Starr, Cornell; Stewart, | Constipation, headache, bilious spells, | MOrning entered the T. L. Green pool hall | Princeton; Erown, Pennsylvania State! |indicate a s - | and robbed it of $100. Entrance wi Maxwell, 'Lafayettc. Best ‘time: 0:244 USSR livar, - Ahe. tefed rem- | SU0 9 o8 rrotgr gt A dead heat between Kauff- |0V I8 Dr. King's New Life Pills. Only | 8ained by forcing a door at the front of makers who stand near the top rung of the clothing ladder to offer u specinl selection of 446 suits of genuine £10, $12 and $15 $ qualities for . VeasesvoNesll R Eeg Ty ; 8-75 Every Day We Demonstrate a § 15 Robbed. to our customers the superior excellence of our ‘‘Fadeless Blue Sqrge Suite.”” The variety of weaves and models gathered J vanin, ahd Bavese, Bow. |Me. All drumgists.~Advertisement, the building. Will Long was arrested on : ¢ : . S . do (Lhe_ tenth man to. quality will — susplclon today. Long. It is sald, gave | from the leading producers are offered you here from..... ' 0 " \ | run o tomorrow. 9 Apartments, flats, houses and cott: several friends sums of money to kee ard dash: Followi velve me ages ety ma_:;‘ i"gm:r_!,: '"'p.':.f.l,-fi-.';'.'u'f can be rented quickly and cheaply by a | for him. A bunch of keys belonging to eadyway, y,_‘# 'y‘mm.chhm.mr Stew: Bee “For Rent” Ad. the pool hall was found in his possession. art, o schner, var ost, Pennsylvanta State: Foll Harvard; = Lockwood, Pennsylvania: White, Penn- svlvania State: Smith, Michigan: Snow- den, Princeton; Dolbin, Pennsylvania e i o2ty w2 No Trouble on Sunday Five Hundred-Mile d Automobile Race - Goes Over to Monday INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 2.-On account of weather conditions the 50 mile automoblle race, which was to have been held at the Indlanapolie Motor speedway tomorrow was postponed today { until Monday. This anrouncement was made at the speedway office, BOYS' WOOL SUITS l “seen FREE | il [ want a good suit for my hoy, but I do not want to | ' ‘ hm“ A PAFOVEE 4 6:¢ s ¢ Vot do8 PRIEOS 088 & won b o Vol s ot This is the way a great many mothers put it, and ¢ [ we are able to show the best suit $5.00 ever bought. f l [ Selected Woolens—-every point doubly strengthened— i )ii: | Seams sewed with silk —Buttons on to stay. No detail ’ “ 1? omitted to better the suit. Two pairs of pants, full lined, and in addition to = all this, we give FREE with every suit at $5.00 and over, a Complete Base Ball Outfit—Mitt Mask, Ball and Bat. HATS STRAW AND FELT Weather permitting, you will no doubt be interested in Straw Hats. And we want to remark that no one has a finer or larger assortment to select from. $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $5, $6.50, $10, $12, $15 At either price we can easily promise you in all truth a saving of 50c to $1.00. Felt Hats, in the midseason styles— $2, $2.50, $3. Stetsons, $3.50 if you dine here. TLeave care at home and additional to a good dinner, enjoy surroundings found here, Sunday night ‘““Dinner de Luxe’’ from six to nine at one-fifty the per son. An exceptional music program rendered by Christman’s Fontenelle Orchestra makes of this a most enjoy- able dinner concert. SEASONABLE FURNISHINGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES $1.00 Shirts, madras and:percale, soft cuff style, Bt ......coiimneqoiniol TadN . $1.60 Shirts, madras soft cuff.and front $2.00 Shirts, madras cuff and front 76c Shirt, madras soft “und fromt. .. ... UND! AR, $1.60 Shirt and Drawers styles. $1.00 Shirt and Drawers styles. $2.00 Union Suits, all $1.00 Union Suits, all styl b ATHLETIC UNION_ SuIT ; ‘ainsook, mull, crepe, etc. and up. e‘gc 5&‘1’1 Ly 19¢ Table arrangements may be made Water Turned Into Big Pawnee Ditch with M Charles Mayard. | |, TECUMERH, Neb., May 2.-(Special) *“The Fontenelle WI“ Serve You Well" Fo s HOTEL RONTENELLE county line to the south. The Pawnee county ditch comes practically to the line fo meet this ditch. It was desired to hold the water in the ditch to in doing its final month Interal ditch up Bk creek, and so & strip | of land thirty feet wide was not ex- cavated between the two ditches. With & four-inch fall here the water began to overflow. Workmen blew out the thirty foet of soll between the two ditches with dynamite vesterday, and soon the waters were rushing through the ditch on to the ! \Missourd river through Pawnee and | Richardson counties Up to this time | there Is no Indication of an overflow | onto the thousands of acres of tarm lands | along the ditch, and the several laterals, | and this will mean much to the farmers who have the land in crops. The big| drainage work s now practically com- | pleted in Johnson county, after two | years' work and &t an expense of about - e Another involce of thos All colors and black and white. VACATION OPPORTUNITIES Via Rock Island Lines (From Omaha—Effective June 1st.) ! THE HOUSE OF KUPF RAIN COATS and SLIP-ONS Classy looking coats —just the right welght for present wear— §5.00 aualities. E3.80 §7.50, aualities. $8,00 12,50 aualities, $10 See Window Disvlay Every pair is well flored n\d splen- D Alexandria Bay, N. Y., and return.... Asbury Park, N. J.,, and return........ $51.85 $250,000. Atlantic City, N. J, and return....... $51.85 : ; 5 VWS " o BRI L R e i e =4Il The Store That Gives a rainy days Boston, Mass, and return. other shoes leak through $51.85 Buffalo, N. Y., and return. the soles but A NG $40.10 3 B d Burlington, Vt., and reiurn...... Braqh e Chautauqua Lake points, N, Y., and POLUTR. ¢ 0 covuinnnn Cleveland, O., and return...... s elen ~ X . » o : | Shods.” Charlottetown, P. E. I, and return. ; 72, With Every Outfit ~ not my BSteel Concord, N. H., and return., The Best Detroit, Mich., and return.. For Wear Fabyan, N. H, and return.. If a boy’s shoe will not Halifax; N. 8., and return..... Lake Placid, N. Y., and return..... stand rough usage it is no use at all to the average Moncton, N. B., and return. Montreal, Que., and return.... New York, N. Y., and return... boy. Here is a boy’s shoe that will outwear two pairs of ordinary boy's 0ld Orchard, Me., and return. Portland, Me., and return.... Portsmouth, N. H., and return shoes. TEEL HOD HOES Pictou, N, 8., and return . 8t. John, N. B, and return...... 8t. Johns, N. F,, and return....... Get a pair tomorrow, we have them in button and blugher., Boys' 1 to Saratoga Springs, N. Y., and return, Toronto, Ont., and return. 5%, $2.560. Little Gents* 9 to 18%, $2.25. Yarmouth, Me., and relurn.... PARCEL POST PAID. CIRCUIT TOURS Drexel New York and Teturn....,.....ieceveenoas $54.60 to $58.20 1419 Farnam St. ARRIVE IN BEATRICE BEATRICE, Neb., May 25.—(Special.)— . L. Gilles, representing the Intcrstate Commerce commission; G. W. McKenn, the Western Union Telegraph company. and P. Doyle, the Rock Island Railway company, are in the city for the purpose of taking the physical valuation of the telegraph property of the Rock Island rcad. They have covered the company’s lines in Texas and Kansas and ha'c be- gun work in this state. Their work in- cludes the valuation of telegraph poles, | wirer, insulators, etc, and they are | obliged to travel afoot. They cover from | ten to twelve miles each day. After com- | piling their reports of the valuation of the telegraph property in the Kansas City | district the reorts are filed at Kansas | City and are later sent to the Interstate | Commerce commission at Washington. | The store that makes the lowest prices—that gives the greatest values and includes a BRASS BED with every outfit amounting to $100.00 or over. ‘ EASIEST CREDIT TERMS We ask less money down and make smaller monthly payments than any other store in Omaha, MAN INJURED BY CAR I : GIVEN 82.500 VEHDlCT KEARNEY. Nel May 28 ~x~norml‘ Telegram.)—~A verdict was given George Seamster in district court here today, | awarding him $2.500 against George Bis- chel. Seamster was injured in an auto- | moblte accident last fall, when tie au-| tomobile being Adriven by Hischel | ren into himself, and comnanion, who were riding bicyeles to ‘tewn | from the state Industrial school. Seam- { ster's leg was broken at the thigh and | has never healed. Seamster was present al the trial, but it was necessary !o“ bring him in on a stretcher. Seamster | was an employe at the ingustrial school, | end Blschel is a prominent grange or- | e = - = One direction via Buffalo or Niagars Falls, other direction via Washington, D. C Boston, Mass. and return. . .. .B63.90 to $60.20 One direction via Montreal, other direction via Niagara Falls and Albany. Boston, Mass., and return.,............... $59.50 w $05.25 One direction via Niagar: Ils ‘and Albany, other direc- tion via New York and Wushington, D. C. The above is only a partial list of Eastern points to which excursion fares are available, and many other attractiye Circuit venizer, a'so running for representative Tours are offered. = EASIEST on the progressive’ ticket last election. | R et Tickets carry final return limit of sixty days from date of REFRIGERATORS 'rnms GO-CARTS sale, and very liberal stop-overs in both directions Front icer, nudwuml cabinet, ixceptionally good values—The lever-lock doors Tourist” ~ lne and adjustable shelves— ‘Bturgess” line — best great ice saver: newest features ways dry and .,am- omA 3.95 to 330 A lasy liver and sluggish bowels will | overcome any ambitious and energetic | nan or women &nd make them feel all tived out, dull. stupid and lfeless. Foley [ Cathartic Tablets relieve constipation, re- | store healthy bowel action and liven up your liver. They are wholesome and thor- cughly cleansing; do not gripeor nause- (l Get Rid of “Spring Fever.” Chicago Limited at 6:08 P. M. Daily . For further information inquire of Hock less and sanitary Bee our blg lpt\inl on Bpecial at .. sale now ut only. Best Sporting News 1613-1515 J. 8. McNALLY e n OAK HALL CLOCK WV i Island o angtron Pasenser asme L) HOWARD | By~ e -,“5 O Dt » et & 1he Aooes oo STREET Between 15th and lfith Sts. Addmss g_-- 3 Spert cartacns that his the beileeys’ 4 ing they gave my system.” Seld L) w where.—Advertisement. ? [ e ] i .